Poems and discourses occasionally written by John Norris ...

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Poems and discourses occasionally written by John Norris ...

Author

Norris, John, 1657-1711.

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London :: Printed by J. Harefinch for James Norris ...,

1684.

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Contents

• title page
• To the excellently accomplish'd Lady, Madam Anne Strick∣land, Daughter to the Honou∣rable Sir Thomas Strickland, of Boynton in York-shire, Baronet.
• The Passion of our B. Saviour re∣presented in a Pindarique Ode.
  • Annotations.
• An Hymn upon the Trans∣figuration.
• The Parting.
• To a Lady, who asked him, What Life was?
• The third Chapter of Job Para∣phrased.
• Seraphic Love.
• Atlas Britannicus denuo instau∣ratus.
• Ducis Eboracensis ad Oxonium Processio.
• The Retirement.
• The Infidel.
• On a Musician, supposed to be mad with Musick.
• The Consolation.
• The Choice.
• The Meditation.
• The Irreconcilable.
• A Discourse of the Care and Im∣provement of Time.
• Of Solitude.
• A Discourse concerning Heroic Piety.
• AN IDEA OF HAPPINESS, IN A LETTER to a FRIEND: ENQUIRING Wherein the Greatest Happiness attainable by Man in this Life does consist.
• Ʋpon a Treatise called The Idea of Happiness.
• To the admir'd (though to me un∣known) Author, on his ingenious Treatise, The Idea of Happi∣ness.
• ON Mr. Norris's Idea of Happiness.
• An Idea of Happiness, &c.
• A Letter of Resolution concern∣ing some Passages in the sore∣going Treatise, to the same Per∣son.
• Another Letter to the same Person, concerning the true Notion of Plato's Ideas, and of Platonic Love.
• Advertisement of the Authour.
• ERRATA.
• Books set forth by the Author of these Poems and Discourses. viz.